Case № 39

They were almost forty minutes late opening — said they had forgotten our slot. The lineup didn’t match the advertised premise, and there were also inappropriate remarks; they promised compensation but never got back in touch.

The escape room is fantastic: great actors, both engaging and genuinely scary. The sets are mesmerizing, and the "torture" scenes are intense but not overdone.

Excellent service and engaged actors; the atmosphere is a bit grim and very on point. It was both scary and captivating — we'll definitely be back.

We came for “Case No. 39,” but were told that specific storyline wouldn’t be running at the moment and were offered an alternative. We chose the improvisational option — didn’t regret it one bit: the actors were lively, the pacing was excellent, and now we want to go to “Hannibal” as well.

The quest delivered. The actors pull you in instantly, the locations are atmospheric, and the puzzles don't come easy — at times I really had to put my brain to work.

Really liked it: the acting is professional, and the atmosphere and puzzles are on point. For those who like to think, it's an absolute must—there's plenty of challenge.

Strong performances and an interesting plot; the actors gave it their all. It was so scary that a couple of times we wanted to step out to catch our breath, but we pushed through to the end.

We went through it too quickly; the finale was announced abruptly, and it left a sense of incompleteness. It's a shame about the money—I expected more excitement.

We liked the rooms and the team’s work—they kept us on edge. A couple of puzzles felt a bit forced, but overall it’s a solid horror escape room.

Really scary—we walked out with our hands trembling. When the old man suddenly appeared from above, my heart dropped, and the team kept the pace without any dips—Kuzya was on fire.

We took the teenagers there for a birthday party; the kids took turns shrieking and cracking up, but everyone enjoyed it. The scare factor wasn’t over the top, and the actors were considerate.

They started late and went with a slightly different script. Mixed impressions, but the actors pulled it off and the finale was lively.

I don’t understand what we paid so much for: we played for half an hour, and they just told us that was it—we’d won. The ending had no explanations, and the only "trophies" were a chafed neck and disappointment.

Really loved it! The actors deliver performances that give you goosebumps, and the atmosphere is downright cinematic. Fear, laughter, and thrills—all rolled into one.

We arrived—no one was there; the door was locked, and no one ever showed up. Really left a bad impression.